It’s time… Crowd Support for BrickLink Designer Program Series 8 has begun!
Ye have until the sun reaches its peak (12 noon Pacific time) upon 16 February, 2025 to rally yer crew and pledge yer support for the finest LEGO Pirate creations to sail the BrickLink seas.
So drop yer anchor, set yer sights on the beautiful creations below, and then strike that Support button like a true buccaneer!
Profess your love to all the LEGO Pirate submissions!
Series 8 Pirate-Themed Submissions
Here be what Series 8 has to offer LEGO Pirate fans…
“The AMBER WIND” by OhMyCaptain
Parts: 2,690 | Minifigures: 9 | Stickers: 10
Length: 72 cm / 28.7 in | Height: 52.2 cm / 20.7 in | Width: 23.7cm / 9.3in
“The AMBER WIND” takes its name from the ship’s vivid red and bright light orange sails—echoing the warmth of a golden breeze at sunset.
It is an ode to freedom, life, and adventure beyond borders.
Now that’s how to do execute brick-built sails!
It began with our musician. She played a tune from an island tribe—eerie, almost too perfect.
Then the captain brought out an old golden map—found years ago in a knight’s tomb.
“Pirate Treasury” by brickhucker
Parts: 3,390 | Minifigures: 9 | Stickers: 5
Length: 43.3cm / 12.9 in | Height: 34.5 cm / 13.6 in | Width: 43.3cm / 17.1in
In the lawless expanse of the open sea, where loyalties shift with the tide and fortune favors only the ruthless, one establishment stands firm: the Pirate Treasury — a beacon of order in an ocean of chaos.
Burying treasure on desert islands is so old fashioned
brickhucker writes:
The treasury is ruled by two iron wills:
- The Treasury Warden, a towering sentinel of steel and suspicion. His gaze is judgment. His word, law.
- And the Madam of Coin, keeper of the ledgers and the true weight behind the wealth. Her reputation stretches further than any ship’s sail — for while the Warden inspires fear, it’s the Madam who exacts cost.
“Siege of the Skull Renegades” by Lacike
Parts: 3,991 | Minifigures: 13
The Imperial soldiers of the red and blue factions have decided to join forces to finally catch the pirates of the legendary ship Skull Renegades, that is plundering the seas.
Support this one and you get a fleet
Lacike writes:
These medium-sized ships are primarily intended for playing rather than collecting dust on a shelf.
“Pirate Haven” by elevenmocs
Parts: 4,000 | Minifigures: 13 | Stickers: 11
Looks like a pirate hotel
elevenmocs writes:
Hello Everyone!
Here’s my entry to the BDP 8 – Pirate Haven
“The Red Knight” by pirateshipbuild
Parts: 3,950 | Minifigures: 10
The Red Knight was originally built in July 1777 as HMS Vestal, a Sphinx-class post ship (also known as a sixth-rate ship). While sailing off the coast of Newfoundland later that same year, Vestal encountered a violent gale and was said to have sank…
Includes mouse and pig
pirateshipbuild writes:
The Red Knight is composed of 3,950 pieces and replicates closely a Sphinx-class post ship. She is armed with ten 24-pound guns and has a crew of nine (plus Skelly, the skeleton) as well as a cat, mouse, pig, and parrot.
“Imperial Guards Star Fortress” by hansime
Parts: 4,000 | Minifigures: 13
The five bastions would house things to keep safe and a means to keep their contents safe: strong sloped walls with a cannon on top, excellent firing angles along the walls and sleeping quarters, storage, treasury or armory inside.
The ultimate defense configuration
hansime writes:
I wanted to try and build something special, but accessible for everyone. Something appealing to many, but also something that could keep myself busy for hours by giving me a big challenge right away.
“Breezy Beth sailing on the Little Scallywag” by mbg42
Parts: 1,083 | Minifigures: 1 | Stickers: 1
All aboard the Little Scallywag! This charming pirate ship is home to Breezy Beth, the somewhat headstrong but warm-hearted captain.
The cutest little cutthroat you ever did see!
mbg42 writes:
This model was inspired by an idea from my 6-year-old son, who built a wonderful, adorable little ship and, while playing, invented a story about a young pirate girl.
“White Shark Imperials Prison” by DelusionB
Parts: 3,169 | Minifigures: 6 | Stickers: 10
The legend goes that no one has ever escaped this prison. Not a single soul has managed to break free from the confines of this mysterious stronghold…
Escape this yer dirty rotten scallywags!
DelusionB:
My love for the Imperial forces and a deep fascination with the legends of the most notorious pirates of the age led me to design something never before seen—a prison, built specifically to hold the most infamous of the pirate world.
“Madriguera hideout” by One_eyeChristos
Parts: 3,457 | Minifigures: 8
Madriguera is the home of the outcasts. Magriguera is family. Everyone knows their roles. Rum flows abundantly in the bar.
To the bar!
One_eyeChristos writes:
The reason for this project was my endless hours of playing as a child with all those aesthetically unsurpassed classic lego pirate sets from almost four decades ago. Now as an adult, I wanted to present something that stemmed from all that atmosphere of my childhood.
“Broadside Brawl” by Sam2XD
Parts: 1,189 | Minifigures: 0 | Stickers: 5
The scurvy scalawags are back with their smallest sloop yet to loot merchants, raid blue coats or resupply Jose’s Inn!
Any relation to Scalawag Sloop?
Sam2XD writes:
The Broadside Brawl offers two small vessels, each with a unique hull design. Note the pleasantly curved hulls, brickbuilt sails/cannons, working rudders.
Sadly, minifigures are not included.
“Armada Bastion” by Ammiraglio
Parts: 3,014 | Minifigures: 10 | Stickers: 5
The king’s soldiers have finally returned with their new outpost built in the heart of the Caribbean Sea. With their ship, Admiral Grenado is ready to explore the nearby islands in search of treasure.
The fort the Imperial Armada badly need
Ammiraglio writes:
The Armada Bastion can be separated into two sections that can be arranged in two different ways: harbor mode with open back for play, and the impenetrable fortress mode.
“Meeting on treasure island” by bellu33
Parts: 3,985 | Minifigures: 13 | Stickers: 5
When the sky decided started to become dark and the sea began to whisper stories among the waves, the crew of the Blunt Sword set sail for adventure…
The sword marks the spot
bellu33 writes:
The model contains hidden places and input that needs to be unlocked, Let it pass, rotate, etc.
The crew of Blunt Sword has one A fragment of the map, while the other five are hidden on the island. Find them all and put the whole map down.
“Meeting on treasure island” by BallisticBricks
Parts: 2,425 | Minifigures: 8
With its strong walls and strategic defenses, Coconut Cape serves as a guardian of the ocean, deterring pirates and ensuring the safety of the surrounding trade routes.
Includes heavily laden coconut palms
BallisticBricks writes:
Coconut cape is back for series 8! I’ve made several structural improvements which make the model much more stable and reduces the part count close to 100 pieces from its series 5 predecessor while maintaining the original look of the fort.
“Wolf Pirates Revenge!” by SevenDeadly
Parts: 905 | Minifigures: 3 | Stickers: 3
The Wolf Pirates are led by a fearsome leader by the name of Captain Fang. He is accompanied by his two dogs Remus and Romulus and his first-mate Coral Seaweed.
A little crossover into Castle
SevenDeadly writes:
I am a huge fan of both Pirate and Castle LEGO themes so it only felt natural to combine them into my BDP entry – Wolf Pirates!
“The Libertalia Fortress” by IamWhatIam
Parts: 4,000 | Minifigures: 9 | Stickers: 5
Nestled within the cliffs of Libertalia, the pirate fortress stands as a symbol of rebellion and freedom. Made of solid stone, it’s a place of defiance against the empires of the world.
The flag is flying high – somewhere
The fortress is more than a home – it’s a base for their freedom, a place where their flag will always fly high over the seas, defying any empire that dares to challenge them.
“Anchor Cove Imperials Shipyard” by DelusionB
Parts: 3,058 | Minifigures: 7 | Stickers: 8
As the sunsets over Port Royal, the shipyard hums with the promise of new adventures on the horizon. This is not just a place of work, it’s a birth place of legends.
Well, the Imperial Guards have to build their ships somewhere
DelusionB writes:
My effort to design a new Imperial set led me to come up with an idea for a shipyard set, something that has not existed until today. The set is anarchitectural corner-type shipyard for the Red imperial soldiers!
Muchas gracias!
Como en series anteriores, Yperio Bricks del foro LEGO Pirates, alojado por Eurobricks, ha compilado amablemente esta lista de propuestas con temática pirata para la Serie 8.
Así que asegúrate de comprarle algo de ron la próxima vez que lo veas!
The BrickLink Designer Program?
The BrickLink Designer Program be a way for LEGO Pirate fans to embark upon a journey which concludes with the forging of their design as an officially produced LEGO set.
Yer don’t have long!
First, swashbucklers submit their builds (Open Submission), then fellow scallywags votes for their favorites (Crowd Support). Next, the BrickLink Designer crew selects the five designs for refinement. After that, comes the Crowdfunding phase — where ye can stake yer claim by pre-orderin’ the finished design!
That be it in a nutshell, but yer can learn more about Series 8 for a more detailed understanding.
Thieves of Tortuga Crowdfunding
It has been officially announced Theives of Tortuga from Series 5 be available for Crowdfunding from June 11 to 27, 2025.
910053 The Thieves of Tortuga: Price and Pre-Order Date Announced
The also price be officially revealed, so make sure ye scour the official details!
The Great Debate
Some salty sea dogs reckon BrickLink Designer sets ain’t true LEGO sets!
Nothin’ more than fan-built creations, lucky enough to set sail on a short-lived voyage through the production seas
On the other side of the sea, some hearty souls reckon are indeed official LEGO sets!
Aye, they may be fan-forged creations… but since they be churned out by the official LEGO factory itself, that surely makes ‘em proper loot, aye?
What Do Yer Think?
Which of the Series 8 piratey designs be catchin’ yer eye the most?
Can ye see yerself layin’ down gold to pre-order ‘em should they appear during the Crowdfunding phase?
Have Yer Voted?
16 May, 2025 be the deadline for Crowd Support so hoist yer flags and back as many LEGO Pirate submissions as ye can!
Visit each of the above submissions and whack Love it!
Don’t let this golden opportunity slip through yer fingers—tell the BrickLink Designer Team ye need more LEGO Pirate design to make the cut!
Time is tickin’!
SCROLL BACK UP and SUPPORT!
Then sail by in the LEGO Pirates Forum or Classic Pirates Facebook Group and tell us which pirate submissions yer support… or the reasons why yer didn’t.
